To step on in Korean 🇰🇷

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to step on	밟았다

How to say “to step on” in Korean? “밟았다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “밟았다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to step on in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice that “밟았다” comes from the verb “밟다” meaning “to step on” or “to tread on.” Remember it by associating “밟” with “bal” – think of “balming” something underfoot (even if silly), to remind you it’s about stepping on something.
• Its sound “bal-bat-ta” might remind you of the quick action of treading on something accidentally.

Explanation:
• “밟았다” is the past tense (plain form) of “밟다.” It means “stepped on” or “trod on.”
• It is used when describing the action of stepping on an object or even figuratively “stepping on” someone’s feelings.

Synonyms/Similar Words:
• “밟다” essentially covers the meaning “to step on.” In cases where you want to emphasize treading repeatedly or harshly, you might also encounter words like “디디다” (though less common), but “밟다” is most standard.

Conjugations for the Infinitive “밟다”:
• Present (Informal Plain): 밟는다 Romanized: bal-neun-da
• Present (Polite): 밟아요 Romanized: bal-a-yo
• Past (Informal Plain): 밟았다 Romanized: bal-bat-ta
• Past (Polite): 밟았어요 Romanized: bal-ba-sseo-yo
• Future (General): 밟을 것이다 Romanized: bal-beul geo-si-da
• Future (Polite): 밟을 거예요 Romanized: bal-beul geo-ye-yo

Example Sentences:
1. He stepped on my foot.
• Korean: 그는 내 발을 밟았다.
• Romanized: Geu-neun nae ba-reul bal-bat-ta.
2. Be careful not to step on the flower!
• Korean: 꽃을 밟지 마세요!
• Romanized: Kkoch-eul balp-ji ma-se-yo.
3. I accidentally stepped on the toy.
• Korean: 나는 실수로 장난감을 밟았어요.
• Romanized: Na-neun sil-su-ro jang-nan-gam-eul bal-ba-sseo-yo.

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